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I work beside the Connaught Firing Range.... there are HUNDREDS of wild turkeys running through the area and lots through West Carleton... keep your eyes open for them in the fields just east of Eagleson/Queensway in the fall after they harvest the corn...davejdoe said:Saw this wild turkey in the tree near my house in Stittsville, Ontario, Canada
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LOL Don.
Sunday morning it was fairly quiet in the mountains but I had this Spotted Towhee that just hopped up to the top to take a look around. Now if that 10 rattle Southern Pacific would have obliged me as well instead of slipping through the rocks...
Sunday morning it was fairly quiet in the mountains but I had this Spotted Towhee that just hopped up to the top to take a look around. Now if that 10 rattle Southern Pacific would have obliged me as well instead of slipping through the rocks...
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Wonderful shot!ERHP said:LOL Don.
Sunday morning it was fairly quiet in the mountains but I had this Spotted Towhee that just hopped up to the top to take a look around. Now if that 10 rattle Southern Pacific would have obliged me as well instead of slipping through the rocks...
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WOW, what a bunch of lovely shots this week!!
nineyards, you're right and I must take more advantage of the river valley but I'm spoiled sitting out on an acreage with quite a few species around me. Not an excuse I know.
It's been one week exactly since I headed for Jasper in the Canadian Rockies. I saw so few birds and animals I couldn't be live it. Lots of buttterflies and beautiful wild flowers though, especially on the high mountain trails. Not one bird to post here until I was back within 25 miles of Edmonton at lake Wabamun. I blinked and this greebe came out of nowhere and disappeared not to be seen again. Too far for a great shot but I'm still pleased.
6D 300 X2 1250th F7.1 ISO 400
Jack
nineyards, you're right and I must take more advantage of the river valley but I'm spoiled sitting out on an acreage with quite a few species around me. Not an excuse I know.
It's been one week exactly since I headed for Jasper in the Canadian Rockies. I saw so few birds and animals I couldn't be live it. Lots of buttterflies and beautiful wild flowers though, especially on the high mountain trails. Not one bird to post here until I was back within 25 miles of Edmonton at lake Wabamun. I blinked and this greebe came out of nowhere and disappeared not to be seen again. Too far for a great shot but I'm still pleased.
6D 300 X2 1250th F7.1 ISO 400
Jack
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madden said:And one more
pretty little guy, but he needs to stop staying up late and drinking too much! :
;D
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